SuperLube: anyone use it?

[F150]

Expensive stuff, use this on hinge pin of my O/Us. Seems mighty thin, but superslick. Didn't know if might be good in certain applications, like the sealed bearings on an old set of S-word hubs I'm running.

[CNY rider]

It's my standard use lube for most things on my bike that need grease.
Sold in my local hardware store. Not expensive at all around here.
What's it going for by you?

[F150]

Believe I paid $6.99 at Harbor Freight in Lafayette, IN last week on business. Last tube I bought locally (10 yrs ago, pictured) was probably $6. Not break the bank expensive, but smaller tube than, say, Park lube.

[Tickdoc]

Haven't tried it.

[andrew+]

I do. It seems to work well for most applications, and it's food safe, which is nice.

[Lewis Moon]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/71bkDNyIm1L._SY355_.jpg

[Slow Eddie]

I have a tube of the grease, which is safe to use on the rubber o-rings on most of the geek flashlights out there (the ones the CandlePowerForums folks wax poetic about). Never tried it on the bike, though.

[Tony T]

I use it for my hubs.
I think they have different "types", not sure, but I use their synthetic grease ($5.20 at Amazon, 3oz):
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/71eI%2Bq45ecL._SL1500_.jpg (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004FH7XRW?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage)